Hanna Hryharenka

Hanna Hryharenka is a fine artist whose work is an exploration of "the 50 shades of green" and the intricate harmony of the natural world. With an academic foundation in architecture and design, Hanna seamlessly integrates structural precision with the expressive, tactile energy of impasto.

For Hanna, the act of painting is a deep meditation. She creates works that invite the viewer to pause—transferring states of tranquility, joy, and fulfillment onto the canvas. Whether depicting botanical forms, fruits, or figures, her focus remains on the "vibration" of color and the physical presence of the medium.

Her current practice explores the balance between meticulous detail and versatile formats (up to 60x40 cm), allowing the texture to play an immersive, sensory role.

Her work is designed to be experienced twice: as a harmonious atmosphere from a distance, and as a rich, textured world of detail up close.

2011 | Specialist Degree: Fine Arts and Computer Graphics – Maxim Tank Belarusian State Pedagogical University, Minsk.

2006 | Degree in Design – Minsk State Architectural and Civil Engineering College, Minsk.

2002 | Graduate – Art School No. 14, Lida.

Ongoing | Focused development of studio works in small and middle formats, emphasizing the expansion of texture and emotional depth through impasto.

2017–Present | Professional Contributor & Fine Art Illustrator for AdobeStock and Shutterstock.

2011 | Transition to dedicated professional studio practice following university graduation.